Hi,
I'm looking for the best practise for recording 'likes' of an item.
If I have a document
{
'name' : 'Dave',
'age' : 40,
'album' : 'foo'
}
If people decide to 'like' 'Daves' album 'foo'. Where is the best place to
store these 'likes'? in the document?
{
'name' : 'Dave',
'age' : 40,
'album' : 'foo',
'likes' : {
'user1',
'user2',
}
}
Or store the likes in a different type? Because When I return results for
albums, Dave's album should rank higher because that album has more likes.
But also I want to show how many likes the album has. But with people
liking and un-liking albums, I want to avoid conflicts with updates.
So what is the best approach? Should I put everything into a queue? How
will I query and arrange by number of likes if the documents are separated?
Thanks.
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